Election Day looms as redistricting battles intensify, with Republicans falling short of expected gains from congressional map redraws. Missouri’s redistricting process has been upended by competing court rulings, leaving the state’s new district boundaries in legal uncertainty. Legal disputes continue to shape the final contours of congressional representation ahead of the vote.
With less than two months until Election Day, the fights over congressional maps are still raging. Republicans are not seeing as much gain as they may have liked from redistricting. In the last day, dueling and conflicting legal rulings have thrown Missouri's maps into limbo. Congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardins reports.
